Plaza de la Revolucion in Havana, Cuba
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- History & Culture travel tip
- City center
by The whole place is quite deserted but in the older times many assemblies and rallies were held here, during which head of states, like Castro, addressed the crowd with long, political speeches. Nowadays, the square is full of people only on official events, like for example Montcada Day.
Address:
Vedado, Calle 25, Havana 14200, Cuba
Price:
No admission fee, though you have to pay in the Memorial
Opening Hours:
No opening hours.
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